Monthly Archives: November 2026

What I Read In October

Posted on 1 November 2026 by Henry Gee

Paul Murdin: Exoplanets: The Search for Earth’s Twin The discovery and initial characterisation of solar systems beyond our own has been one of the great scientific successes of the past thirty years. More than 6,400 so-called ‘exoplanets‘ are now known, … Continue reading →

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Event Horizon

Posted on 1 November 2026 by Henry Gee

Graham Farmelo: Hawking, His Life and Work This is the authorised biography of a truly remarkable person of whose existence I am sure you are both aware, so famed has he become in scientific and popular culture. No other theoretical … Continue reading →

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